Enzyme

You probably already know that cooking destroys the enzymes that are abundant in raw foods. But why are enzymes so important? And what are they used for?

🧩 Just like in plants, enzymes, along with water, vitamins, minerals, and other phytonutrients, form the life force of our bodies. They are the catalysts for almost every function of the body.

🧩 Enzymes are divided into two types:

> the metabolic ones, which control our entire organism. In fact, all our organs, tissues, and cells function thanks to them.

> the digestive enzymes, which simplify the nutrients we ingest. These enzymes are proteins that optimize and accelerate certain transformations in our body. They are necessary for the digestion and assimilation of the food we consume.

🧩 To learn more, read our following blog articles:

> What is an enzyme?
> What role do enzymes play in digestion? (full article by Eric Darche, naturopath)

🧩 In the absence of enzymes in our food, the work of pre-digestion and digestion falls solely on the enzyme capital we possess, which depletes over the years... and can no longer be dedicated to the hundreds of other activities required for the smooth functioning of our body. In fact, if you overload your body with dead, altered, cooked foods, your body has to divert energy from producing its own metabolic enzymes and use this energy to produce digestive enzymes.

> This is one of the reasons why you feel tired, sweaty, and groggy after a large cooked meal.

> In contrast, raw food is so easily digestible that it does not impair the production of metabolic enzymes. Nowadays, most people suffer from a lack of food enzymes, which is one of the reasons for many so-called lifestyle diseases such as obesity or diabetes and inflammatory diseases like asthma or arthritis. By eating fresh and predominantly raw foods, we maintain a good enzyme capital, which is directly linked to youth and vitality.

🧩 Also, watch several videos we have created on this topic:

> a FAQ video about enzymes:

> the video of an experiment that demonstrates the effect of enzymes:



> a live video that we made with Eric Darche, a naturopath:

> the video of a lecture by Eric on the essential importance of enzymes:

We offer you two types of products:

🧩 Zymes Metabolic, a complete and innovative formula in the form of a box with 93 capsules (made from vegan cellulose) containing:
> a unique complex of 7 plant-based enzymes that help achieve overall well-being (vitality, sleep, immunity…), namely:
- the proteases, papain, bromelain, and peptidases digest proteins.
- the nattokinase has a fibrinolytic effect, it hydrolyzes the clotting protein and helps dissolve blood clots (it comes from fermented Japanese natto).
- the rutin belongs to the flavonoid family.
- the catalase protects against the oxidizing effect of hydrogen peroxide.
> Shilajit, an organic substance harvested in the heights of the high Indian mountains, that helps support the metabolism of fats and sugars.

🧩 Zymes Assimil, a metabolic helper in the form of a box with 60 capsules (made from vegan cellulose) containing:
> a unique plant-based enzyme complex involved in the breakdown of food to support digestion, namely:
- the amylase, alpha-galactosidase, glucoamylase, and invertase are involved in the breakdown of complex carbohydrates like starch.
- the proteases, papain, bromelain, and peptidases digest proteins.
- the lactase breaks down lactose.
- the lipase transforms fats.
- the pectinase breaks down the pectin contained in the cell walls of fruits and vegetables.
- the cellulase acts on the cellulose of plants.
> AstraGin®, a patented and innovative compound. It offers two botanical species: an extract of ginseng (Panax notoginseng) and astragalus. This synergy of natural origin ingredients significantly increases the absorption of several essential nutrients. Supplementation with Zymes Assimil is thus optimized by the action of AstraGin®. Since the bioavailability is higher, the enzymes are more quickly available to be absorbed and utilized by the body cells to achieve a precise effect.
> Shilajit, an organic substance, harvested in the heights of the high Indian mountains, that helps support the metabolism of fats and sugars.

All fruits and vegetables contain various and diverse beneficial enzymes. Fresh juices as well as sprouted seeds represent an incredible enzymatic and nutrient-rich potential, making them ideal allies to regenerate a weakened organism and extend life expectancy.

🧩 The digestive and metabolic enzymes that we offer in our shop are designed to balance body functions by increasing enzyme levels in the body!

Our digestive enzymes facilitate digestion by breaking down your food, which improves the absorption of essential nutrients and reduces any digestive issues such as bloating and indigestion. Our formula "Zymes Assimil" is offered to you in the form of a box with 60 capsules each for a classic 30-day program. It is recommended to take them at the beginning of each meal, with one capsule three times a day. You can take this metabolic aid occasionally from the age of 30 and regularly from the age of 50.

> Our metabolic enzymes support your entire metabolism, contribute to energy and vitality, and help regulate your essential body processes (sleep, immunity, etc.). Our complex "Zymes Metabolic" is offered to you in the form of a box with 93 capsules each for a classic 31-day program. The capsules should be taken with a glass of water outside of meals (maximum 20 minutes before the meal or 2 hours after the meal), with three capsules per day. It is recommended to take them upon waking and before going to bed. It is recommended to take this metabolic aid occasionally from the age of 30 and regularly from the age of 50.

🧩 To learn more, read our following blog articles:

> What is an enzyme?
> What role do enzymes play in digestion? (full article written by Eric Darche, naturopath)

🧩 Also watch several videos we have created on this topic:

> a FAQ video about enzymes:

> the video of an experiment that demonstrates the effect of enzymes:



> a live video that we made with Eric Darche, a naturopath:

> the video of a lecture by Eric on the essential importance of enzymes: